
In the middle of Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, a new BILLA store opened on October 1st. The location at Mariahilfer Straße 166 offers around 864 square meters of sales area and was completed after approximately three months of construction.
The new store is part of the further expansion of the BILLA branch network in Vienna. Overall, the company currently manages 332 locations in the federal capital.
In the new store, BILLA relies on a modern store concept. This includes electronic price labeling, self-checkout counters, and cashless registers.
The sales area offers products for daily needs, including fresh groceries, Austrian quality products, as well as branded items and private labels.
The local supply in the neighborhood is also intended to be strengthened.
A focus is placed on products from the region. According to BILLA, 57 products from 27 regional producers are available in the new store.
These include, for example, Viennese sausage mustard tarragon from Spak, wide ribbon noodles from Werkovits in Burgenland, and garlic paste from Huber in Lower Austria.
For personal service, a 16-member team led by market manager Linus Lex is responsible.
In addition to the classic local supply, the social aspect is also intended to play a role. The new location collaborates with the Vienna Relief Organization. Food is to be passed on to social institutions and thus saved from waste.
The new BILLA is located in a newly developed area on the Outer Mariahilfer Street near Clementinengasse.
District chairman Dietmar Baurecht welcomed the opening and pointed out the enhancement of the neighborhood through new housing, more greenery, and additional local supply.
For the residents of the 15th district, this means a new grocery store in close proximity.
Vienna remains an important market for BILLA. With currently 332 locations, the federal capital is one of the company’s largest regions.
According to its own statements, BILLA will continue to invest in the modernization of existing markets and new locations in 2026.
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